Sentence examples for conceptual rigour from inspiring English sources

And for all it may be found lacking in conceptual rigour, the idea of happiness does seem to be catching on in some quarters.

Although Marx approached capitalism as an economist and prided himself on the conceptual rigour of his work, Das Kapital especially the first volume is rich in empirical description.

For a band such as Pet Shop Boys, who apply a certain conceptual rigour to their albums, the B-side has always been a way of using choice ingredients that wouldn't flatter the main dish.

The 1970s were a time of freewheeling ideas but also conceptual rigour: art outside the studio, in the form of a dance, a dare, a gesture, a practical joke.

There is also its literal-minded pursuit of thatched-roofed, green-oak authenticity with a conceptual rigour that would make it worthy to enter the collection of the nearby Tate Modern.

Restoration work feeds off the doubt that stems directly from historical and balance, and a conceptual rigour and practical approach at the same time.

In addressing these many issues and problems, the philosopher of education strives for conceptual clarity, argumentative rigour, and informed valuation.

Creed somehow manages to combine an approach to the material world - of stripped-down, no-nonsense conceptual and practical rigour - and an altogether more complex inquiry involving the human body, its functions and desires, balancing these opposites in an unstable equilibrium.

Landscape historians now face the same problem that social scientists have long faced, i.e., how to relate to values and to the political use of scientific results, which demands greater conceptual and theoretical rigour from integrative landscape studies.

Even now, philosophy's unique contribution to interdisciplinary studies of consciousness, the evolution of intelligence, the meaning of altruism, the nature of moral obligation, the scope of justice, the concept of pain, the theory of perception and so on still relies on its capacity to bring high degrees of conceptual exactness and rigour to arguments in these areas.

This was followed by group coding of 2 3 interviews to enhance conceptual thinking and rigour [ 15], and individual coding of the same interview to encourage standardized coding.